eclipse-temurin example runs jar as root user instead of specific non-root user
OlafMeuwese opened this issue · 2 comments
OlafMeuwese commented
As far as I know, running your application as root user is considered suboptimal from a security standpoint.
I think it might be an improvement if this example shows how to run it as a non-root user. This will send most users on the right path.
In addition, it now runs on version 11, this might be increased to 17 as being it being the latest LTS release
OneCricketeer commented
You can use nobody, assuming you don't need access to other files copied or mounted